SP Fears BSP the Most, Says Akash Anand, Asks Voters to Be Wary
Anand accused the Uttar Pradesh government of hiding failures with more than Rs 7,000 crore in ads and said over four lakh posts are vacant.
- On Monday, Bahujan Samaj Party national coordinator Akash Anand launched a critique of the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Uttar Pradesh government in Hathras, dismissing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav as "uncle."
- Anand accused the state government of failing on employment, education, and law and order, alleging it spent more than Rs 7,000 crore on advertisements to "hide its shortcomings" while more than 25,000 schools had closed.
- Referencing the Samajwadi Party's PDA formulation, Anand alleged it "keeps changing," while also claiming several competitive examinations have faced repeated paper leaks, failing to provide employment opportunities for youth.
- Turning to law and order, Anand criticized Chief Minister Adityanath's "encounter specialist" claims, asserting that Congress mirrors BJP policies and voters must "change the government" before next year's Assembly elections.
- Questioning infrastructure quality, Anand alleged the Lucknow-Kanpur Expressway sank shortly after inauguration, contrasting it with the Yamuna Expressway built during Mayawati's tenure as the party prepares for upcoming Assembly elections.
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Even though the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections haven't been announced, political activity has intensified. Akash Anand launched Mission 2027 with a public rally in Hathras, and BSP chief Mayawati launched a scathing attack on the BJP and Congress in a press conference on Tuesday.
BSP's Akash Anand slams BJP; calls Rahul, Akhilesh 'uncle' in reach out to youth ahead of UP polls
<p>Hathras (UP), Aug 10 (PTI): BSP leader Akash Anand on Monday launched a broadside against the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh over jobs, education and law and order, while taking digs at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, calling them both “uncle”, as the party stepped up preparations for next year’s Assembly elections.</p><p>Addressing a workers' conference in the Sadabad area here, Anand also referred to …
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